Single-line News: Housing Support, Property Price Risks, and Tensions in the Middle East

Fresh news from the past hour summarized and detailed:

The state continues its housing support program for families with children, with over 15,000 beneficiaries receiving aid amounting to approximately 11.6 billion drams. The support is provided for families purchasing housing in the regions or for those having a child while paying off a mortgage.

The ruling party in the National Assembly has nominated Vanik Ohanian for the position of Chairman of the Health Committee after the previous chairman submitted his resignation.

According to the Central Bank's analysis, real estate prices are overvalued by 20-25 percent. The banking system is prepared to withstand potential price declines.

Iran plans to close part of the Strait of Hormuz for several hours during military exercises. Tehran has stated that it is ready to completely shut down the strategic waterway if necessary.

Poland is not planning to fund development projects in Gaza, prioritizing internal programs instead. Meanwhile, Iran's Supreme Leader has criticized the U.S. for setting preconditions in nuclear negotiations.

In India, the first assembly line for H125 helicopters has been opened as part of the India-France cooperation framework. Both parties announced the deepening of their partnership.

Israel has begun the unilateral registration process of lands in the West Bank. The program pertains to Area C and envisions phased arrangements until 2030.

Spain has canceled a direct arms deal with an Israeli company but is acquiring the same system through a European intermediary. This decision is due to a political ban on arms imports from Israel.